[Cabeça de Martelo]

O Grok 3 é muito superior e a prova está no texto que coloquei acima.

É infalivel? Não e já apanhei várias falhas, mas no geral é muito superior ao ChatGPT.

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O Grok 3 é muito superior e a prova está no texto que coloquei acima.

É infalivel? Não e já apanhei várias falhas, mas no geral é muito superior ao ChatGPT.

Acredite naquilo que lhe digo (pois andei uns meses a mexer a aprender a mexer naquilo) todos os modelos generalistas de AI semelhantes ao ChatGPT contem informação de certa forma resumida e compactada, onde os modelos utilizam estatística e outras formas matemáticas para saber a proximidade de diversas frases/conteúdos uns com outros (quando fala em Panhards as IA tem um conjunto de frases/conteúdo, que tem uma probabilidade de estar relacionada com "Panhards") a ia vai depois escolher (com base em paramentos predefinidos e estatística) qual desses conteúdos/frases vai usar na resposta.

Quando se fala em treino das IA é quando se recolhe informação e se guarda/segmenta/calcula as probabilidades dessa informação no sistema da IA, a diferença entre IA basicamente tem a ver com a quantidade e qualidade da informação que foi usada para treinar e qual a capacidade da IA tem em guardar informação da informação guardada (segmentação).

Há depois sistemas (normalmente fechados e restritos) desenvolvidos em cima de IAs (ex: o sistema de IA usado nas ultimas eleições onde a IA respondia a perguntas sobre os programas de governo) onde as IAs levam um segundo "treino" sobre uma determinada matéria para terem mais capacidade sobre o assunto, ou as IAs podem consultar em tempo real documentos que permitem a estas disponibilizarem informação mais precisa.

Isto tudo para dizer que qualquer IA generalista não sabe responder a perguntas se não foi treinada com essa informação (normalmente andamos pelo menos uns 2 anos em atraso), se por exemplo durante o treino da IA apenas receber do ST5 a seguinte informação, "O ST5 pesa 4000kg" "o ST5 pesa 8000kg", e voces quando lhe perguntarem qual o peso do ST5, ela pode responder 1 vez 4000kg e outra 8000kg e em alguns casos até nem responder nada de jeito.

As IAs de inteligentes tem pouco, são basicamente modelo matemáticos que recorrem bastante à probabilidade.

Por isso digo, se querem ter uma noção de algum tema, usem a IA é fácil e rápido, se querem dados precisos (quantidades, valores, tipos, áreas, características, ...) ou opiniões (qual o melhor avião caça para Portugal) não usem a IA

[Duarte]

O Deep Seek dos Chineses também é uma fonte de desinformação total.

Vejam só esta mistura de unidades inventadas 

Portuguese Army Organization and Battle Order
How is the portuguese army organized? A detailed order o battle please.
The Portuguese Army (Exército Português) is organized into several commands, brigades, and specialized units. Below is a detailed Order of Battle (ORBAT) as of recent updates (2024).

1. High Command & General Structure
The Portuguese Army is under the Chief of Staff of the Army (CEME) and structured into:

Land Forces Command (Comando das Forças Terrestres - CFT) – Operates all ground forces.

Personnel Command (Comando do Pessoal - CPES) – Manages recruitment and training.

Logistics Command (Comando Logístico - CLOG) – Handles supply and maintenance.

2. Major Combat & Support Units
A. Rapid Reaction Brigade (Brigada de Reação Rápida - BRR)
The BRR is the main intervention force, optimized for rapid deployment (NATO-certified).

HQ: Santa Margarida Military Camp

1st Infantry Regiment (RIs) – Mechanized infantry (Pandur II wheeled APCs).

3rd Infantry Regiment (RIs) – Airborne/light infantry (paratroopers).

Special Operations Troops Centre (CTOE) – Portuguese Special Forces (Rangers, Commandos, Special Actions Detachment).

Artillery Group (GArt RR) – M114 155mm howitzers & 120mm mortars.

Anti-Tank Company – Spike LR missiles.

Recon Squadron – VBL light armored vehicles.

B. Mechanized Brigade (Brigada Mecanizada - BMec)
Focused on heavy firepower and armored warfare.

HQ: Santa Margarida Military Camp

4th Infantry Regiment (RI4) – Mechanized (Pandur II IFVs).

6th Cavalry Regiment (RC6) – Leopard 2A6 tanks.

10th Infantry Regiment (RI10) – Mechanized infantry.

Artillery Group (GArt Mec) – M109A5 155mm SPGs.

Engineer Battalion (BGen 3) – Combat engineers.

C. Intervention Brigade (Brigada de Intervenção - BInt)
Acts as a territorial defense and rapid response force.

HQ: Beja

1st Lancers Regiment (RC1) – Recon (Pandur II).

2nd Infantry Regiment (RI2) – Light infantry.

5th Infantry Regiment (RI5) – Motorized infantry.

Artillery Group (GArt Int) – L118 105mm light guns.

D. Azores & Madeira Military Commands
Azores Military Zone (ZMA) – 1 Garrison Regiment (RG1) in Ponta Delgada.

Madeira Military Zone (ZMM) – 3 Garrison Regiment (RG3) in Funchal.

3. Support & Specialized Units
Artillery Command (Comando de Artilharia - CA) – M109A5, M114, L118 guns.

Engineering Regiment (Regimento de Engenharia - RE) – Bridging, demining, construction.

Logistics Battalion (Batalhão de Apoio Logístico - BALog) – Supply & transport.

Military Police (Polícia do Exército - PE) – Security & law enforcement.

Intelligence & Signals Units – Electronic warfare & cyber defense.

4. Reserve Forces
National Republican Guard (GNR) – Supports territorial defense (gendarmerie).

Army Reserve Forces – Mobilizable reserve battalions.

Summary of Equipment (Key Assets)
Tanks: 37× Leopard 2A6

IFVs/APCs: 240× Pandur II, M113 variants

Artillery: M109A5, M114, L118

Anti-Tank: Spike LR, Milan

Helicopters: NH90 (shared with Air Force)

This structure reflects Portugal’s focus on rapid deployment, NATO interoperability, and territorial defense.

[Duarte]

mais fantasias da AI 

The 6th Cavalry Regiment (Regimento de Cavalaria Nº6 - RC6) is the main armored unit of the Portuguese Army, operating Leopard 2A6 main battle tanks (MBTs). It is part of the Mechanized Brigade (Brigada Mecanizada - BMec) and is based at the Santa Margarida Military Camp.

Organization of RC6 (2024)
1. Command & Staff
Regimental HQ – Overall command, planning, and coordination.

Support Company – Signals, logistics, and maintenance.

2. Tank Squadrons (Armored Companies)
RC6 consists of three tank squadrons (companies), each with:

HQ Section (Command & Control)

3 Tank Platoons (each with 4× Leopard 2A6)

Total per squadron: 14 tanks (12 in platoons + 2 command tanks).

Total Tanks in RC6: ~37× Leopard 2A6 (including reserves & command vehicles).

3. Combat Support Elements
Reconnaissance Platoon – Equipped with Pandur II (recon variant).

Maintenance & Recovery Platoon – BPz3 Büffel armored recovery vehicles (ARVs).

Medical Support Team – Embedded medics and evacuation vehicles.

4. Training & Readiness
Simulator Section – Crew training on Leopard 2A6 simulators.

Gunnery & Tactical Drills – Regular live-fire exercises at Campo Militar de Santa Margarida.

Key Equipment in RC6
Type   Model   Quantity   Role
Main Battle Tank   Leopard 2A6   37   Heavy armor / direct fire
Armored Recovery Vehicle   BPz3 Büffel   3+   Tank recovery & repair
Recon Vehicle   Pandur II (Recce)   4+   Scout & surveillance
Command Vehicle   Leopard 2A6 (Command variant)   2+   Battalion HQ
Tactical Role
Primary: Armored spearhead in offensive/defensive operations.

Secondary: NATO rapid deployment (part of Portugal’s commitment to NATO’s Very High Readiness Joint Task Force - VJTF).

Integration: Works closely with 4th Infantry Regiment (RI4 - Pandur II mechanized infantry) for combined arms operations.

Would you like details on training, deployment history, or specific Leopard 2A6 capabilities?

How is RG1 organized?
The 1st Garrison Regiment (Regimento de Guarnição Nº1 - RG1) is a territorial defense and support unit stationed in the Azores Autonomous Region. It falls under the Azores Military Zone (Zona Militar dos Açores - ZMA) and plays a key role in Portugal’s strategic defense of the Atlantic.

Organization of RG1 (2024)
1. Command & Staff
Regimental HQ – Based in Ponta Delgada (São Miguel Island).

Administrative & Logistics Company – Handles personnel, supply, and infrastructure.

2. Operational Units
RG1 is a light infantry and support regiment with the following structure:

A. Infantry Battalion (Batalhão de Infantaria Ligeira)
HQ & Services Platoon – Command, signals, and medical support.

2x Rifle Companies – Light infantry (equipped with HK G36 rifles, FN MAG machine guns, and 60/81mm mortars).

Reconnaissance & Surveillance Platoon – Patrols and coastal/watchtower duties.

B. Artillery Battery (Bateria de Artilharia)
4x L118 105mm Light Guns – For fire support (can be airlifted if needed).

Forward Observers & Fire Control – Coordinates with Portuguese Navy/Air Force if required.

C. Engineering Platoon (Pelotão de Engenharia)
Mobility/Survivability Team – Obstacle construction, route clearance.

EOD Team – Explosive ordnance disposal (limited capability).

D. Logistics & Support Elements
Transport Platoon – Unimog U1550L trucks and light vehicles.

Medical Section – Basic trauma care and evacuation.

Key Equipment of RG1
Type   Model   Role
Infantry Weapons   HK G36, FN MAG, 60/81mm mortars   Light infantry combat
Artillery   L118 105mm Light Gun   Fire support
Transport   Unimog U1550L, Land Rover Defender   Troop mobility
Surveillance   Ground radars, night-vision optics   Recon & coastal watch
Missions & Responsibilities
Territorial Defense – Protects key Azorean infrastructure (ports, airfields, Lajes Field).

Support to Civil Authorities – Disaster relief (earthquakes, hurricanes), counter-drug ops.

NATO Contributions – Provides staging/logistics for Atlantic operations (U.S./NATO use Lajes Air Base).

Training – Regular drills with Portuguese Marines (Fuzileiros) and Azores Police (PSP).

Deployment & Strategic Importance
Locations: Primarily São Miguel Island, with detachments on Terceira (Lajes) and Faial.

Allied Cooperation: Works closely with U.S. forces at Lajes Air Base under bilateral agreements.